Who? (from Sunny): E-Z Play Today

This E-Z Play arrangement captures the charm of a golden age standard without demanding technical fireworks, making it accessible for early intermediate players who want to sound sophisticated. The straightforward notation lets students focus on the melody's inherent elegance and the natural swing of the harmony.

Warm and gently inquiring, with the kind of conversational grace that made this song an instant standard. The harmony sits comfortably under the hand while the melody carries all the charm of a well-crafted theatrical moment.

Early intermediate piano students ready to explore American songbook standards with confidence. Teachers looking for approachable material that sounds polished and connects students to classic Broadway repertoire.

• Let the melody breathe in the higher register; resist the urge to rush through the familiar phrase shapes.
• Keep the left hand accompaniment subtle and steady to support the vocal line rather than dominate it.
• Shape phrases around the lyrical content, even when playing instrumentally, to maintain the song's storytelling quality.

Pair this with other Rodgers and Hammerstein selections for a short musical theater showcase, or use it as an interlude piece that bridges classical and contemporary repertoire in a varied recital.

• Reading standard lead sheet notation and basic chord symbols
• Balancing melody and accompaniment on the piano
• Interpreting phrasing and expression in American popular song
• Sight-reading early intermediate treble and bass clef passages